Meat Masala Powder is a flavourful and aromatic homemade masala for nonveg dishes. You can use it for dishes like paneer, mushroom and vegetables too. Let us learn to make Meat Masala Powder Recipe with step by step pictures and video.
Meat Masala Powder is a flavourful and aromatic homemade masala especially for nonveg dishes. It doesnt mean that it cannot be used for veg dishes, you can use it for veggies,paneer,babycorn, mushroom etc.You can use this masala for gravies or semi dry dishes or even for fries, makes the dish so tasty.
I have always had this thing to try a nonveg masala mix so went through the ingredients list on the back cover of a storebought masala pack and tried this on my own, few trials and finally got it right this time and that justifies this post.
Homemade powders are so good, do try for your and store it right away.
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Meat Masala Powder | Mutton Masala Powder
Ingredients
To be roasted ingredients list 1:
- 1 teaspoon oil
- 1/2 cup coriander seeds
- 4 nos red chillies
- 4 nos kashmiri red chillies
- 4 nos garlic
To be roasted ingredients list 2:
- 1 tablespoon black pepper
- 2 tablespoon cumin seeds
- 3 tablespoon fennel seeds
- 1 tablespoon poppy seeds
- 10 nos cloves
- 4 nos 1/2 inch cinnamon
- 5 nos cardamom
- 1 no star anise
- 1 big bay leaf
- 2 nos mace
- 1 teaspoon kasoori methi
Instructions
- Get all your ingredients ready. Heat 1 teaspoon oil in a kadai add all the ingredients listed under list 1.
- Roast until golden and aromatic. Transfer to a plate and set aside. Now add all the ingredients listed under list 2.
- Roast until golden and transfer to the same plate. Cool down completely then transfer to a mixer jar.
- Grind it to a semi fine powder. Transfer to a plate and set aside to cool. Then store in an airtight jar.
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Notes
- Always cool down then grind else the vapour will make thre powder moist.
- It will stay good in room temperature for about 2 months.
- Always handle with a dry spoon.
How to make Meat Masala Powder
- Get all your ingredients ready.Heat 1 teaspoon oil in a kadai add all the ingredients listed under list 1.
- Roast until golden and aromatic.Transfer to a plate and set aside.Now add all the ingredients listed under list 2.
- Roast until golden and transfer to the same plate.Cool down completely then transfer to a mixer jar.
- Grind it to a semi fine powder.Transfer to a plate and set aside to cool.
Store in airtight container.
Flavourful and aromatic meat masala powder ready!
Vidya
Hello sister,
I’m from coimbatore and following ur recipes for long time. I tried your rasam powder which came really well. I’m using it more than an year and it still stays fresh. I’m going to try your mutton masala powder and planning to use for vegetarian dishes like kurma and kulambu. Having a doubt here. If adding this powder to kurma, can we completely skip other spices (poppy seeds, fennels, cloves, cinnamon etc..) which I use to grind or use it for seasoning.
Sharmilee J
yes you can skip it but while tempering add cinnamon and cloves alone along with fennel seeds
Vidya
I made this masala to use for vegetarian gravies 😊
Vidya
Hi Sister, I’m from Coimbatore and I love all your recipes. I always follow them to bring Native taste to my food. I made your rasam powder before an year and it is still fragrant and good to use. I recommended your rasam powder recipe to my sister too..I made mutton masala powder too, my doubt is can we use it in vegetarian kurmas and briyani? Also can we avoid adding other spices to temper/grind while using this powder?
Sharmilee J
yes yes you can use it, no tempering is different so dont skip it.
Subu
What is the total quantity of final product?
Sharmilee J
Makes 3/4 to 1 cup of meat masala
Nagalakshmi T
Hi sharmi,
Is is jathipathri u have mentioned. In picture it is mace (jathipathri) but u have told as nutmeg.?
Sharmilee J
Sorry it was a typo it is mace only